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You should have just told us what hard work it was putting in the pavers... could have fooled me! It looks great, the cement and the lighting both - and its really nice seeing your oven again.
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Re: My Old Kentucky Dome Enclosure
Awesome Ken! Are you putting in grass in the dirt area or plant stuff? Whichever way you go - looks great.
Les...
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It's been a long winter (well, not that long here in Kentucky). The arbor is now electrified. We installed two ceiling fans and some commercial grade string lights.
At my son's request we had extra outlets installed in 2 opposite corners of the arbor for wireless speakers. Using an Apple AirPort Express, we can pipe our iTunes and streaming radio through the speakers. Works great! (I'm glad I listened to him).
I planned on installing pavers around the oven area. After I calculated how many I would need and the labor involved (figuring in my sore shoulder!), my better half insisted I call the "concrete boys". We had them put in a colored, stamped concrete apron around the area. We love it!
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I love the wood store. Excellent-looking.
Ken, we need some photos of food! Keep them coming.
James
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That looks fantastic! I'll bet you can hold really nice parties there!
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Ken,
Looks tremendous!
And done!? What a concept. Congrads.
I dream of that day.
dusty
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Originally posted by asudavew View PostKitchen aid pro600?
I'm in need of a new mixer.....
So far, I'm really happy with it. The price is certainly right.
I can't wait until I'm around Kentucky! Someone is going to have to feed me!
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Whoa Ken!
Absolutely wonderful.
Kitchen aid pro600?
I'm in need of a new mixer.....
I can't wait until I'm around Kentucky! Someone is going to have to feed me!
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Originally posted by egalecki View PostIt looks really, really nice. Like it's always been there.
How many batches of dough did you make for that many people and which recipe did you use?
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It looks really, really nice. Like it's always been there.
How many batches of dough did you make for that many people and which recipe did you use?
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Here's a quick Arbor Update:
The structure is finished. I'm waiting for the electrician to come out to hook up some electricity to it. It will have two ceiling fans, a floodlight to light up the oven and several outlets. We are also thinking about building some integrated counters in the corner for bar stools.
We had a pizza party for 25+ adults a couple weekends ago. The oven performed beautifully. My son and I essentially ran a "cook-to-order" pizza restaurant for 2 hours. What a blast!!
My other news is that the recent windstorm here in Louisville (courtesy of IKE) provided me with a nice oak and walnut tree. I broke down and bought a log splitter; an MTD Yard Machine from HD. It works GREAT. I highly recommend either buying or renting one (my 43 year old body can't handle splitting wood like it used to). I then built the nifty wood rack out of scrap treated lumber I had laying around. It's loosely based on this Lowe's project: Firewood Rack
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Hmmm... Hammocks and cup holders.
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Nice! You could hang up hammocks between those posts, too. For when you do finally take a break from all this construction stuff...
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